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    George Tate Hunt
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    @tripplespill

    I had some leftover material in my stash, from making shelters, hammocks, and other gear, and decided to construct a new lightweight pack for my upcoming AT section hike. It is made of silnylon, ripstop nylon, and X-Pac VX. The X-Pac is used on the side panels and bottom for a little extra abrasion resistance, Sil for the front and back, ripstop and mesh for the back pocket, ripstop for the side pockets. Has two nylon webbing compression straps on both sides, and the top lid is sil, with a water proof zipper with an ample storage compartment. Drawstring closure. I made the hip belt and shoulder straps, but not the belt pouches. Those were swapped from another pack.

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    #2089643
    Bob Gross
    BPL Member

    @b-g-2-2

    Locale: Silicon Valley

    At least you won't have to worry about some other backpacker grabbing yours by mistake. It is quite unique.

    –B.G.–

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    George Tate Hunt
    Member

    @tripplespill

    True. My southern mom used the term "unique" when she meant ugly. Good thing I don't mind being unique. :)

    #2090461
    Sam Haraldson
    BPL Member

    @sharalds

    Locale: Gallatin Range

    Looks good. And quite practical as well. Seems like it'll be a good performer for something like sectioning the AT.

    #2090627
    Gordon Gray
    BPL Member

    @gordong

    Locale: Front Range, CO

    Dude, good job. Must of been a fun project.

    #2090655
    Daryl and Daryl
    BPL Member

    @lyrad1

    Locale: Pacific Northwest, USA, Earth

    Very cool.

    Reminds me of this song.

    CADILLACSONG

    #2091862
    George Tate Hunt
    Member

    @tripplespill

    Thanks for the feedback, Just had it out on a day hike yesterday, and it is as comfortable as a luxury sedan. Have to throw it on the scale, but a feels like test says around a pound. :)

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